Case studies

Jo

Jo

It's nice to have progressed yet still work within the organisation, I enjoy being part of Vista's person-centred approach to care.

Starting as a support worker, Jo is now a registered manager for Vista's residential homes for adults with sight loss and learning disabilities.

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Jo and Mary

Jo and Mary

Mum can compile her shopping list as and when she thinks about it and I can do her shopping for her.

Find out how Vista's Digital Vision Service has helped Jo and Mary during the pandemic.

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Joan

Joan

The groups are thoroughly enjoyable. I’ve made friends here, and I often go home and think about what we got up to!

Joan's sight has deteriorated in the last five years. Her loss of central vision means she finds it hard to recognise faces, read, or perform other activities of daily life.

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John

John

It helps to be around others who can relate - there’s no embarrassment, as we’re all in a similar situation.

John was a normal teenager, living in Hinckley during the Second World War. At just 14 years old, he was a civilian casualty, resulting in complete blindness in both eyes.

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Julie

Julie

‘I love my job and the feeling of accomplishment for the environment we have created here for everyone involved – we are one big family.’

Julie has worked at Vista for over 27 years and runs the 49 bed residential home for older people with sight loss and dementia.

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Julie

Julie

Vista offers a Digital Buddy Service which is a volunteer-led support service to help people with sight loss become more digitally savvy, so they can overcome the challenges of everyday life.

Julie now uses the ‘seeing AI’ app when out shopping and said “It’s the best thing ever and I have been scanning everything, I am absolutely loving the new app. I have been taking photos of everything as well. Thank you”

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